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Interleukin Genetics and Amway Global sign partnership agreement

Published on October 29, 2009 at 7:49 AM · No Comments

Interleukin Genetics, Inc. (NYSE Amex: ILI) announced today it has entered into an agreement with Amway Global. With this agreement, Amway Global Independent Business Owners will be able to sell Interleukin Genetics' Inherent Health(TM) brand of genetic tests, including the new Weight Management Genetic Test. The full line will also be available through Interleukin Genetics' e-commerce site, www.inherenthealth.com.

Interleukin Genetics, Inc. will fulfill and process all Inherent Health genetic tests through the Company's CLIA-certified laboratory in Waltham, MA. Amway Global will assist with marketing, implementation and technical operations related to the sales of genetic tests sold through its organization.

"We're excited to partner in this new way with Amway Global and work together to pursue growth opportunities within the personal health and wellness category," says Lewis H. Bender, CEO, Interleukin Genetics.

"Amway Global has a long-standing commitment to helping people achieve optimal health and has been ranked the top online health and beauty retailer in the US for six consecutive years. We feel the Inherent Health line of genetic tests complement our portfolio of quality products," says Steve Lieberman, Managing Director of Amway Global.

The Inherent Health suite of genetic tests that Amway Global will now carry includes:

Weight Management Genetic Test that provides new information beyond traditional assessments to help individuals understand the genetic factors that result in better weight management. The test product determines whether an individual is likely to benefit more from a low fat, low carbohydrate or balanced calorie reduced diet, and whether an individual is likely to obtain greater benefit from normal or more vigorous exercise to most efficiently lose weight based on their genotype.

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